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Nigerians react as top electricity official speaks about country having 24-hour power supply (video)
A recent speech by Prof James Momoh, the chairman of the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), about his dream that Nigerian will have 24 hours power supply has caused a buzz on social media.
Just in: Buhari makes 3 new appointments in power sector (see names)
President Buhari has carried out a major change in the power sector with the appointment of Ahmad Salihijo Ahmad as the managing director and chief Executive officer (CEO) of the Rural Electrification Agency (REA).
Minister of power suspends top director in electrification agency
The managing director of the Rural Electrification Agency (REA), Damilola Ogunbiyi has been suspended indefinitely by the minister of power, Sale Mamman. The suspension was disclosed in a statement on Tuesday, December 24.
Nationwide blackout looms as electricity workers threaten to resume suspended strike
There is a chance that Nigerians could experience a nationwide blackout as some electricity workers under the aegis of National Union of Electricity Employees are threatening to resume their recently suspended nationwide strike.
Senate president says power privatisation fraudulent
Ahmad Lawan, Nigeria's Senate president has described the 2013 power sector privatisation as fraudulent. The Senate president disclosed this while declaring open a roundtable discussion organised by the Senate Committee on Power.
Nigerians will have uninterrupted electricity in not-too-distant future - Buhari declares
Nigerians have been assured that they would soon begin to enjoy affordable and uninterrupted electricity supply in every nook and cranny of the country.
We need greater investment in power sector - Buhari tells German envoy
Following the public outcry about epileptic power supply in Nigeria, President Muhammadu Buhari has said that his government would invest hugely in the sector to make life bearable for Nigerians.
Opinion: How to break the 5,000 megawatts electricity ceiling
The widespread use of air conditioners in present-day Nigeria without caution in a not enough reserve capacity to absorb the disturbances in the grid is the cause of the several system-collapses.
5 reasons why UPS systems are still a necessity
Some of the common power problems that residential and business buildings may face include power failure, power surge, power sag, overvoltage, under voltage, switching transient and frequency variation, among others.
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